Innocua come te

During the vibrant backdrop of late 1960s New York, a young girl finds herself on the verge of a major transition. As her parents prepare to return to Japan, she's left grappling with her identity and the meaning of belonging. The city buzzes with life, contrasting her feelings of uncertainty about her future.

Within these pages, readers are drawn into her world of intricate relationships and cultural clashes. The exploration of adolescence intertwines with the complexities of family dynamics, pushing her to confront what truly makes her feel at home.

With rich, evocative prose, the tale speaks to the universal search for self amidst the noise of a bustling city. The journey unfolds not just as a physical relocation but as an emotional odyssey of youth, love, and the quest for understanding in a world that feels both familiar and foreign.